Weathered OCR Fragment Signals June Moon Phase Note
Fragmentary note lists June references and the new moon, mentions the Puss Quarter and Pull Moon, notes lack of resistance and a distance hint, closing with Friday June 10 and related timing.
15 Jun 1948
Page 1
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1948
Page
1
Fragmentary note lists June references and the new moon, mentions the Puss Quarter and Pull Moon, notes lack of resistance and a distance hint, closing with Friday June 10 and related timing.
The National Theatre will host a double bill including The Top Club a Monty Mutton parody and Comin Round to Mountain featuring Bob Burns and Will screen alongside a Broadway style comedy. Andy Russell sings and Barry Pierce-wid, Don Deere and Robert Benchley appear in the lineup. In other news Red Cross announces new tuberculosis projects in New South Wales with 33000 pounds annual maintenance and 44000 pounds additional cost to society for expanding hospital and rehabilitation work.
A letter from Mulloon resident Mr A Midmonde urges an open season on kangaroos to protect pasture and crops, citing 400 karwatoos destroyed last season and widespread damage. Local directors discuss targeted quotas, with support for a partial seasonal opening to ease pressure on the sheep industry.
The Eden Monaro scene features a Liberal candidate with a record of World War II service and leadership, opposing strong socialist rhetoric. He emphasizes duty to the Empire, recounts 1949 events, and urges open season for the eastern district, with contention over veteran benefits and political duties.
The piece blends scattered quotes and anecdotes including a note on spring kale in America, remarks on hat design and color, a Bombay voyage with a British Indian Army contingent, and a classroom joke about masculine and feminine genders. The mix reflects a periodical collage of curiosities and light editorial snips.
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